1,000 patients a month are dying needlessly

[Ramrod]

around 12,000 deaths a year in NHS hospitals are being caused by medical errors and failures to monitor patients properly.

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....and before anyone starts trundling out the same old excuses, It's nothing to do with cuts and funding (imo) as this kind of thing has been going on for the last few decades and the figures are roughly the same for the USA.

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Ramrod

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....and before anyone starts trundling out the same old excuses, It's nothing to do with cuts and funding (imo) as this kind of thing has been going on for the last few decades and the figures are roughly the same for the USA.

This would come out now considering i have an operation next Friday the 13th

[Mr Angry]

He threw the same soundbite out about ending the "cover up culture" in 2013. Perhaps his performance needs looked at also.

[dilli-theclaw]

Originally Posted by Sirius

This would come out now considering i have an operation next Friday the 13th

Indeed, I hope they don't have an off day on the 12th either

[Mr Angry]

All the best to both of you chaps.

[Mick Fisher]

Originally Posted by Mr Angry

All the best to both of you chaps.

Ditto that

[Kursk]

Originally Posted by Sirius

This would come out now considering i have an operation next Friday the 13th

You know your surgeon is a cyclist don't you ?

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Mr Angry

All the best to both of you chaps.

Originally Posted by Mick Fisher

Ditto that

Thanks chaps

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Originally Posted by Kursk

You know your surgeon is a cyclist don't you ?

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Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw

Indeed, I hope they don't have an off day on the 12th either

You will be fine Dilli.

[Kursk]

Originally Posted by Sirius

Seriously though, good luck.

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by Kursk

You know your surgeon is a cyclist don't you ?

he keeps it in the boot of his rolls Royce in case any poor people need help to get home .

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Originally Posted by Sirius

This would come out now considering i have an operation next Friday the 13th

you'll be right mate -

[Ignitionnet]

Originally Posted by Mr Angry

He threw the same soundbite out about ending the "cover up culture" in 2013. Perhaps his performance needs looked at also.

Jeremy Hunt is awesome in that his name is nice, explanatory rhyming slang.

That's pretty much all positive that can be said.

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

he keeps it in the boot of his rolls Royce in case any poor people need help to get home .

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you'll be right mate -

cheers

[Gavin78]

I work for the NHS as a healthcare and while all wards are different staff at all levels are often looked upon like crap from the general public. while some staff shouldn't work in this kind of job most do the best they can....we do loads of training every year and all staff have to go through general training and training related to the ward they work on as an example of what I do..



Information Governance
Annual Appraisal
Resuscitation Level 1 in Hospital CPR
Infection Prevention & Control Specialist Clinical Details
Fire Safety -
Safeguarding Children Level 1
Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults - Level 1
Mental Capacity Act Level 1
Venous Thromboembolism
Safer Blood Transfusion
Local Induction
Corporate Induction
Risk & Safety Matters
Equality & Diversity
Dignity at Work
Infection Control - Asepsis Competency
Personal Safety - Lower Risk
Moving & Handling Higher Risk
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Assessment
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Theory
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Equipment
Infection Control - Viral Gastroe
Nutrition Level 1 General Awareness Adults and Children
Infection Control - C diff
Infection Control - MRSA
Clinical Health Skills

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90% of this training has to be done every year

[Ramrod]

Originally Posted by Gavin78

I work for the NHS as a healthcare and while all wards are different staff at all levels are often looked upon like crap from the general public. while some staff shouldn't work in this kind of job most do the best they can....we do loads of training every year and all staff have to go through general training and training related to the ward they work on as an example of what I do..



Information Governance
Annual Appraisal
Resuscitation Level 1 in Hospital CPR
Infection Prevention & Control Specialist Clinical Details
Fire Safety -
Safeguarding Children Level 1
Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults - Level 1
Mental Capacity Act Level 1
Venous Thromboembolism
Safer Blood Transfusion
Local Induction
Corporate Induction
Risk & Safety Matters
Equality & Diversity
Dignity at Work
Infection Control - Asepsis Competency
Personal Safety - Lower Risk
Moving & Handling Higher Risk
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Assessment
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Theory
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Equipment
Infection Control - Viral Gastroe
Nutrition Level 1 General Awareness Adults and Children
Infection Control - C diff
Infection Control - MRSA
Clinical Health Skills

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90% of this training has to be done every year

What's your point?

[MovedGoalPosts]

Originally Posted by Gavin78

Annual Appraisal

This is considered training ?

Originally Posted by Gavin78

Information Governance
Local Induction
Corporate Induction
Equality & Diversity
Dignity at Work

Backside covering by management increasing costs to the health service with little measurable benefit to patients.

Originally Posted by Gavin78

Fire Safety -
Safeguarding Children Level 1
Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults - Level 1
Mental Capacity Act Level 1
Risk & Safety Matters
Personal Safety - Lower Risk
Moving & Handling Higher Risk
Nutrition Level 1 General Awareness Adults and Children

Probably unavoidable in today's litigious society, but how much actually benefits patients or directly improves the service you provide to patients?

So of the 90% of the training each year, how much could be reduced to save the NHS money which in turn would benefit patients and prevent the needless deaths if it was better directed?